Thom Yorke Full Set | From The Basement 

The songs live in him I think

@@SungazerDNB I couldn’t agree more

They 💯 live deep inside him. I'll be 40 this year, and I'm not ashamed to say that Ive been brought to tears more than once, just listening to this emotion and conviction, when performing.

Thom Yorke thd bard of fake sorrow ... In reality the asshole loves Isreal and isrealis

@@AudioPervert1 gtfo with your political nonsense.

✨♥️💔

yeah, somebody let Thom Yorke out of the basement already

all day everyday my friend!!

💯 and 10 friggin percent! Even better in HD!

REAL ONES KNOW!

water is wet

@@georgehornsby6882 everything is not in it’s right place

Yep

the rhythms and chords, are there so well and intensely lived in his work that everything is creating a continued new transgressive horizon, or becoming, or alignment, always more and more pluridimensional organics from raw flesh and bone, through (dis)harmonies and voicings and wording, every time I come back I always get immersed and feel a part of it, and then leave and let go, all this impact flowing through all arteries and veins, and every cell becomes more alive and is living a/the more and more perfect circle but each time a little different, how well "everything is not in its right place", and that's ok, water is still wet, but if in each time a different water you'll always feel living through his art in expressing emotions and keep you in a kind of hipnotic moment or something, anyway, circle is perfect (or not!) 💯🍉🍓🍒🍅🍎🍉

Blessing to the world for sure

and the earth

Agree, but fuck the music industry. They are a blessing to humanity.

To the music

Saaaame!!🤩

X3

to each their own, for me it was Chopin

@@hucz actually it's pronounced Chopin

@@Feallocks So pretentious. It's Chopin.

Well said his songs have been there for the ups and downs

Well then you must be brought to tears very easily.

Because is Thom Yorke baby not Nicky Minaj

I’m pretty sure he doesn’t know how to read music. So he memorizes what to play and plays them in his own way. Super cool!

honestly. i think he's a bad singer and piano player. don't get me wrong. i really like radiohead and his solo stuff, but if this would be a unknown artist, he would be shredded to bits by reviewers (if they would).

@@TheHabiat i see what you mean by that, but there is a strict difference between uniquity and mediocrity. Thom might not be able to play Chaikovsky concerto no 2, or reach all the notes of “Time to say goodbye” but nobody can deliver a performance of Radiohead and Thom Yorke’s music as mindblowing as Thom himself.

@@TheHabiat I can see what you mean by “bad piano player” (although I don’t think you can call it bad in particular), cause even Chris Martin from Coldplay can play much more difficult pieces, but singer? What makes you think that? He has very beautiful strong voice, I enjoy his live performances and I wouldn’t like Radiohead so much if it wasn’t about his voice, his range is also pretty high. “Bones” is very hard song to sing, for example, and Exit Music is known for its beautiful climax. It isn’t mediocre. I’m just curious why would you think that.

@@TheHabiat Why exactly? He is a great singer and is fine with piano, if not good.

Nice name and pp

I hate how asinine little inanes think that there is warranty to the defecation of places with existences.

Emotional Transmutation in progress.

Actually what makes him so great is not that he is lost in his thoughts. He's inside the music he plays with all his spirit. That's what makes it so special..

I love too!💓

I would give my life for this man.

I’m pretty sure in an interview I read that it was Jonny that was obsessed with the syncopation. Thom imagined it as a different song, but Jonny and I think Phil stayed in the studio and stripped everything out to what it finally became. Possibly read that in the king of gear site.

​@@andrewlarking7492 Thom has a firm grasp of the syncopation here, two years before the album's release and a year before Bonnaroo, so I'm going to venture a guess that he spawned the idea and the rest of the band loved it since they're all music nerds.

Even better -- he's not just foot tapping, he using the piano sustain pedal in a very subtle way, in addition to reinforcing the downbeats. What's interesting is this recording dates from the period before they dropped the double time section in _Videotape_, so this version without the rest of the band actually sounds more like the double time-less version that eventually appeared on _In Rainbows_.

😮​@@traxus12

Staring at the shadows

I had to high up my brightness to see him lmao

For real bruh

that was pretty upsetting

man how did you saw him ? :D

yes

Any chance you have a link to the live version of Like Spinning Plates you're talking about?

@@dontcallmegus How about the version on the I Might Be Wrong LP? Gives me goosebumps on the regular.

yeah me too!! Definitive version!@@jeremyreed9650

The live version of Analyse at the Mercury music awards 2006 (vid is on youtube) he does longer extra special vocals. This version is great. That version is better.

Reminds me of we suck young blood.

me too

Agreed

nahh

Nah Bonnaroo 2006 version of Videotape is the greatest of all time

It's this version and also From the Basement!

Quite... ...and the work of late Mark Hollis has the same effect on me.

662k. va llegando a mas gente ❤

They're def not human. Them and David Bowie.

Channeling that divine sound. It flows through him, he's a conduit.

wasn't already started with every album of Radiohead?

@@MOHAMEDHAMDY-sx3tk exactly! but that's a start too.

@@muzoors Not really I mean In Rainbows is less depressed than any album made by Radiohead. It's more energetic and upbeats so "the era of sadness" already there

In an old interview from many years ago, Thom or Jonny described the music they were developing as "miserablist" - a definition which includes some self-deprecating humour (ie, making fun of themselves). I love the way their music creates a feeling of melancholy but not depressing and always somehow beautiful

@@denniskessler2349 I guess they like being masochists. And I dont care, love they

Oh, wow. Each of these tunes are so well realized here I didn't even think about it. I assumed this was from much later. That's pretty crazy.

@@traxus12 It's a testament to Thom Yorke's and Radiohead's talent.

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